Exterior and interior: Improved proportions, new lighting design,completely redesigned interior

› The fourth-generation Superb is longer and taller, providing more space for driver and passengers
› The model impresses with a streamlined design, bold and sculptural forms, crisp lines and crystalline lighting
› New interior concept with a clear commitment to customer centricity and an optimal user experience

Mladá Boleslav, 21 July 2023 – Featuring Škoda’s updated design language, new lights and revised proportions, the fourth-generation Superb is bigger, more emotive and dynamic than its successful predecessor. Škoda has also redesigned its interior concept with a clear focus on customer centricity and an optimal user experience. The cockpit now features a brand-new architecture that cleverly combines manual and digital controls. The new infotainment display measures up to 12.9". The centre console has a clean and uncluttered design, as the gearshift lever is now mounted on the steering column.

“The Superb has traditionally represented the pinnacle of Škoda design. With its new sculptural lines and athletic proportions, the fourth generation is even more elegant, evocative and dynamic than its predecessor. Key updates include slimmer headlights and tail lights, which incorporate new crystalline elements creating a three-dimensional look. In the interior, the customer is the centre of attention and the Škoda Design team has combined the best of both worlds – manual and digital controls. Everything has been designed with the aim of further simplifying the overall user experience.”

Oliver Stefani, Head of Škoda Design

In the new Superb, Škoda has upgraded the brand’s signature design by introducing a number of sculptural lines. The model will be available as an elegant hatchback with a practical tailgate as well as a Combi estate version. The lighting design at the front and rear has become more dynamic in all new Superb versions. The tail lights are significantly more slender than in the predecessor, and new crystalline elements amplify their three-dimensional appearance. The headlights, which have also become sharper and more crystalline, are available in two versions. The hexagonal bi-LED matrix modules of the full LED Matrix headlights are complemented by a coloured crystalline element called Crystallinium. Crystallinium is a brand new special feature that evokes coloured crystal glass, bringing a new look to the headlights. The interior of the new Superb has been redesigned with a clear focus on customer centricity. Every aspect has been enhanced with the aim of streamlining the user experience. The interior now showcases an innovative combination of manual controls and touchscreen-based digital operation. The new infotainment display measures up to 12.9", making it the largest display ever to appear in a Superb. The gearshift lever has been mounted directly on the steering column, putting it within easy reach. The centre console has also been redesigned and now has a very clean and uncluttered look.

The new Škoda Superb is longer and taller than its predecessor both in the hatchback and the Combi estate version, while the wheelbase has remained unchanged. Headroom has grown considerably for all passengers and the luggage compartment holds a generous 645 litres in the hatchback and 690 litres in the Combi estate version.

Dimensions* (comparison to the current model)

Dimensions	Škoda Superb hatchback	Škoda Superb Combi estate
Length [mm]	4,912 (+43)	4,902 (+40)
Width [mm]	1,849 (–15)	1,849 (–15)
Height [mm]	1,481 (+12)	1,482 (+5)
Wheelbase [mm]	2,841	2,841
Headroom in front seats [mm]	1,049 (+11)	1,049 (+7)
Headroom in rear seats [mm]	986 (+6)	1,008 (+8)
Luggage capacity [litres]	645 (+20)	690 (+30)